Cookware

[speling bee]

You're asking the wrong question.
If you enjoy cooking don't get an induction cooker, it's simply not as responsive as a gas cooker, as any pro chef worth their salt will tell you and as you can see in any top restaurant kitchen.

I agree, but it isn't a bad conpromise when it comes to responsiveness. But on balance I would go for gas, especially for a stir fry.

[chef]

I 100% agree with you and I would prefer gas but the only problem is Gas doesnt go to the house as is the case in many houses in Germany, therefore if I have gas then I either fork out A LOT for pipes to be laid etc. Or have the chav style of things and a calor gas bottle in a cupboard with the guarantee it runs out midway through a sunday roast. The only feasible alternative is induction IMO.

[chef]

Although I seriously considered an AGA, even went to look at one but decided maybe when we move to the country, AGAs dont suit city houses.

[Judge Fred]

Sorry sweethearts, completely misread this.

[chef]

Which big words are you having trouble with? Perhaps we can help?

[Old Hack]

I 100% agree with you and I would prefer gas but the only problem is Gas doesnt go to the house as is the case in many houses in Germany, therefore if I have gas then I either fork out A LOT for pipes to be laid etc. Or have the chav style of things and a calor gas bottle in a cupboard with the guarantee it runs out midway through a sunday roast. The only feasible alternative is induction IMO.

Most houses in rural areas of britain have calor gas. Without wishing to feed the trolls, I have a very large barn conversion, with 4 beds and lots of land, which uses 2 large calour gas bottles for cooking, and we go through maybe 2 every 18 months, and how it works, is that when one is empty, it uses the other one and warns you. It's fairly cheap too, as a large bottle costs only around £60.

I wouldn't knock it, and I think if you walked through the hamlets around here, you'd change your mind. You'd not, for instance, be able to see my gas bottles or oil tank.